St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-29
MEN, WOMEN AND EVENTS.
Social Life of the City-Hotel and
General Personals.

DR. Alger French is back from a trip to his
old home in Maine.
A pound party will be rendered Rev. W. W.
Satterlee next Tuesday evening at his house.
The young ladies of the Andrew Presbyte-
rian church gave an oyster and ice cream
social last evening.
AT the ball of the Foresters Thur sday
night the Knights of Sherwood forest were
present in full uniform.
Supt. Matt Walsh, City Engineer Rinker
and AID. Mills left for the East yesterday
afternoon on their pump inspecting tour
Miss Sarah E. Sprague, Phi. D., of this city,
has been engaged by the school board of Fair
mont to work for one week as teacher of
methods.
President Ed Lawler, of the White house,
yesterday celebrated his birth day and was
the recipient of many gifts and testimonials
of regard
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Whitelaw celebrated
their crystal wedding Thursday evening
with social party of about fifty friends at
321 Twenty-fifth street south.
Among the arrivals at the Windsor: j. F.
Little, Kasson; II. II. Palmer, Zumbrota;
William A. Rogers Aitkin; H. McIver, Bar
ron, Wis: George B. Howe, Faribault
Among the arrivals at the Clark: John S.
Peters. Omaha, Neb.; c. K. Allen, Fergus
Falls; F. Bellows, Mortified; j. H. Wood
bury, ST. Peter; G. II. smith, Butte, Mont.
Rev. W. j. Hobbs, of the Messiah church,
begins series of meetings Sunday evening
to continue through the week, at the Eighth
ward Relief hall, corner of Lake street and
Stevens avenue.
Among the arrivals at the Nicollet: A. L.
Marshall and wife, Climax, Mich; w. p.
Baker and wife, Chicago; c. Ii. Lamb and
wife. Red Wing; X. a. Wilkinson, Crookston:
j. B. McHugh, Huron, Oak.
Among the arrivals at the st. James: G. D.
Moon, Emerson, Manitoba; Ray Williams
and wife, Sioux Falls Oak; j. H. McKin-
ney, Dassell; L. II. POmeroy, Red Wing; D.
S. Elliott and wife, Anoka.
Miss Charlotte X. Chamberlain daughter
of W. II. Chamberlain, the Nicollet avenue
residence of the brides father, 1927 Hen
nepin avenue, Thursday evening.
Among the arrivals at the West: G. s.
Barnes, Fargo, OAK; Miss NJ E. THOMPSON.
Livingston, Mont; George b. Shaw, Eau
Claire, Wis; j. I: Hale, Duluth; c. c. Beck,
ington, ILL.,; W. T. King, Huron, Oak.
The Hebrew congregation, Adath Yeshur-
UNI. has elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: n. Gumbiner, president; K
Golo6lum, vice president; George Klawans.
recording secretary: III. Ueschinowitz, finan-
cial secretary; Abe Weitzner treasurer; John
Gutenberg, N. Lewenthal, NJ. Edelman and
L.. K1rshbanm, trustees
A musical entertainment will be given by
the ladies of the African NJ. f. church at
Freya hall, corner of Fifth avenue south and
Washington, the evening of Nov. /. The
concert is under the management of Miss
Carrie Hubbard Webb, of Des Moines, and
Mrs; r. E. Coleman, of this city. The pro-
ceeds are to be used in paying for lot which
has been purchased as a site for the new
church.
A social and literary entertainment was
given by the George N. Morgan post last even
ing at the post hail. The opening piece was
the quarrel scene from Julius Cesar, in
which the part of Brutus was taken by W. j.
AMMAN and the part of Cassus by H. Mayhall,
this was followed by the folling Rotations:
Going Somewhere, ""Gone with aHandsom.
er Man," John Burns of Gettysburg and
was then cleared and dancing commenced,
and was kept up until late hour. There
were about eighty couples present A bounti-
fui repast was served by the ladies of the re-
lief corps.